NFL jerseys are not a cheap purchase.
Thanks to the usually high prices, buying a player’s jersey often serves as a commitment to that player. It’s akin to essentially buying stock in them.
And as it relates to the New York Jets, buying a jersey equals betting on a long and successful career in New York.
To find bad investment examples in recent years, one needs to look no further than Le’Veon Bell and Sam Darnold.
Months ago, we at Jets X-Factor released the first-ever consummate guide to safely purchasing Jets jerseys. Now, with the NFL season more than halfway done and the holiday season quickly approaching, plenty has changed in terms of the safest and riskiest jerseys to buy.